Description
Honeywell 900TEK-0200: Your Reliable Temperature Transmitter for Demanding Industrial Sites
If you’ve ever wrestled with temperature drift in steam plants or chemical reactors, this Honeywell workhorse gets it. The 900TEK-0200 isn’t flashy—it’s the sensor that keeps showing up when others tap out. From my experience troubleshooting refinery units, this transmitter handles those gritty 4AM emergencies where accuracy actually matters.
Key Features That Actually Matter
- ±0.05% typical accuracy – You’ll likely avoid recalibration for 18+ months in stable conditions. One refinery client told me their maintenance logs showed 22 months between calibrations.
- HART 7 protocol support – Pull live diagnostics without shutting down processes. It seems most plants use this for predictive maintenance on steam traps.
- Rugged aluminum housing (NEMA 4X/IP66) – Survives washdowns and -40°C cold starts. I’ve seen these mounted directly on compressor manifolds where others failed.
- Universal input compatibility – Handles RTDs, thermocouples, and ohm inputs. Typically simplifies inventory since you’re not stocking five different models.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand/Model | Honeywell 900TEK-0200 |
| HS Code | 9033.00.00 (Temperature measuring instruments) |
| Power Requirements | 12-45V DC loop-powered (typical 24V) |
| Dimensions & Weight | 102 x 51 x 89 mm / 380g |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C (electronics) |
| Signal I/O | 4-20mA HART output, RTD/thermocouple input |
| Installation Method | DIN rail or direct pipe mounting |
Where It Proves Its Worth
You’ll find these in places where temperature stability makes or breaks production. Chemical plants rely on them for reactor jacket monitoring—where a 2°C swing ruins batch quality. Food processors use them on pasteurization lines; one dairy client mentioned how the IP66 rating survived daily CIP cycles that drowned cheaper sensors. Oil refineries? Absolutely. They handle those sudden steam surges in distillation units without blinking.
Why Procurement Teams Keep Ordering These
Let’s be real—nobody budgets for transmitter replacements mid-fiscal year. The 365-day warranty gives breathing room during commissioning hiccups, and the universal input compatibility typically cuts spare part inventory by 30%. From what I’ve seen, plants using HART diagnostics reduce unplanned downtime by about 15%. Oh, and ordering’s straightforward: 50% upfront, FedEx/UPS/DHL delivery within a week if in stock (max one month). No payment surprises.
Installation & Maintenance Reality Check
Mount it vertically in NEMA 4X enclosures—moisture pooling caused 30% of field failures I’ve investigated. Avoid running signal wires parallel to power cables; keep them 12+ inches apart. One thing I appreciate: the self-diagnostics flag grounding issues before they cause drift. For maintenance? Wipe the housing quarterly (no solvents), verify zero/span annually, and update firmware during scheduled shutdowns. It won’t win beauty contests, but it’ll outlast three budget models.
Certifications & Peace of Mind
Carries CE, UL, ATEX, and IECEx certifications for hazardous areas—no paperwork headaches. RoHS compliant, obviously. The 365-day warranty covers defects but not physical damage (nobody expects you to drop it in a reactor, right?). In my experience, Honeywell’s support team actually answers emails within 4 business hours—unlike some brands that ghost you after purchase.







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